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What is it?
Direct manipulation, particularly drag and drop, is under utilized in desktop applications and is almost non-existant in web applications. The following examples demonstrate that direct manipulation is possible in modern browsers.
Each example is a proof of concept. I’m answering the question Can I do this? without considering the question Should I do this?. That said, some of these examples are pretty impressive, so it’s nice to think that sometimes the answer will be Yes, you should. [Read the rest]
“…all other things being equal, to what degree do the various search engines understand the different spellings of common words - and how does it affect search results and ranking? For example ‘colour’ is the English and International way of spelling what Americans spell as ‘color’.”
A new article posted at A List Apart describes the use of JavaScript to better your site’s precence as well as being able to change it’s outlook without having to create 3 different versions of the same content page, and in place, risk being panelized for duplicate content…
Despite this strict separation, the presentation and behavior layers need instructions from the structural layer. They must know where to add that touch of style, when to initiate that smooth bit of behavior. They need triggers… More…